J.
W'
,i
ithusiastic
Audiences
Aqain
Friday,
May
8,
1953
The
British
Royal
House
of
Windsor
is
in
direct
descent
from
Egbert,
King
of
We&sex,
who
died
in
839
AD.
fetch
Youngsters
at
Festiva
Oriental
Costumes,
At
Bazaar
The
Ladies'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
held
their
spring
bazaar
in
the
Civic
Centre
Wedr
nesday.
The
hall
was
decorated
with
Chinese
lanterps
and
flow
By
RITA
ROGERSON
Enthusiastic
audiences
once
ae-ain
preprprl
vnnno
jzelton
ayers
performers
in
the
Music
and
Drama
Festival
at
morning
and
afternoon
sessions
yesterday
in
King
Edward
School
auditorium
and
the
Capitol
Theatre.
First
item
on
the
forenoon
ASK
tO
(COTIAND'S
FAVOUtlTI
SON
JOHNNIE
WALKER
program
was
a
pianoforte
solo
p
Entries
llv
I.II1AN
MILLER
,.
valiant,"
a
play
present-
(under
11)
Toys
on
Parade."
There
were
12
contestants
in
this
selection.
edges
and
annunciation
was
clear.
Borden
Street
School
Grade
2
presented
"Drums."
The
adjudicator
said
the
mood
nice,
was
-.
.
I
,
...
...
SCOTCH
WHISKY
THE
IDEAL
GIFT
.
$
Ihe
HazMum
aiiiuibuiiibicu
Judy
Fossum
led
the
eroun
with
a
mark
of
83.
Mr.
wl
"
?lnl?
w'a
""to
FOR
THE
MARGIN
"V
,
i
GRADUATE
remarked
that
the
mt
taSX!!ll
'
in
mis
piece
H
was
necessary
to'i
.
save
"Sh
Th
Keepotes.on
the
move,
eatyand,a
fappy
m"
sheS
Mrs
ReekPr
ih
.
'
showed
confidence
in
the
direct-
.
m
9.
was
a
very
pleasing
open-trie
evening's
entertained
took
top
honors
in
Its
Warden
Holt,
played
by
'est.
plwed
a
very
con-'
role.
He
was
well
made
he
part.
,
David,
as
Father
Daly,
uslstently
'
good
quality
In
ers.
,
Those
serving
in
the
tearoom
were
in
Oriental
costumes.
Mrs.
V.
Morrison
received
the
guests.
Mrs.
'
H.
Klllin
was
cashier.
Mrs.
A.
S.
Hamilton
convened
the
tearoom,
assisted
'
by
Mrs.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon
and
Mrs.
A.
Lein.
Mrs.
H.
Paulson
had
charge
of
the
kitchen,
assisted
by
Mrs.
P.
N.
Oladdish,
Mrs.
H.
Guyatt
and
Miss
L.
Evans.
Sewing
stall:
Mrs.
J.
Flewin
and
Mrs.
H.
E.
Blackburn..
Home
rooking:
Mrs.
M.
Heise
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Skinner.,
'
'
Candy:
Mrs.
J.
McRae,
Mrs.
J.
S.
Carr
and
Mrs.
A.
Robertson.
Plant
stall:
Mrs.
S.'Traqualr
and
Mrs.
E.
Carlson.
Past
Mistress
stall:
Mrs.
Vier-eck
and
Mrs.
Ouyan.
Mrs.
E.
A.
Evans
was
convener
for
the
bazaar.
--
ruubl
J
..
ing
throughout.
Hi.
mate.
"-
u
f
.d7r-
In
the
'"dividual
elocution
se-
a
i;tt:e
we-.K.
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i
uwr.n
:
lecuons.
Charlene
Parent
for
1
,f
a
greaUT
help
to
his
1
?
'
louver
,
..Tne
Klttens
recelve(,
ertaition.
'"ad,
8tff?'
8eh(Xj1'
0rade
2,
The
adjudicator
advised
the
Fully
guaronteed
...
A
superior
typewriter
that
will
give
years
of
top
quality
performance,
a
gift
that
will
be
remembered
constantly.
MODELS
FROM
I
of
the
play,
James
Dyke.
lce.
In
choral
children,
to
try
to
make
the
,t
by
Rupert
Olson,
car-
Jng.
Mrs
Coo
er
thought
audience
see
the
picture,
to
,.
.lrmpl
UPll
II.
l
aS
deliKhtful
tO
listen
to
o
fl,l
.
Tj
use
MM
lorn
1120-
V
gf
stm
win
suooi
A
...
'"r
throw
Hai,...v
.......
...
.
r--
"""
wuc'
anu
10
uch
Urn
quickly,
but
his
.......
6WUt
raBKea
tneir
voices.so
they
will
carry.
Session
Starts
in
Novel
Way
On
Thllrarinu
.
vn
iuuiuuv
o
aiLernnnn
rta
a
.ice
and
excellent
diction
is
lines
understandable.
Molrop,
who
played
the
Josephine
Paris,
had
a
igc
voice
awl
did
a
good
ler
role.
KI.OCITIOS
Beggld
Oreen
(Grade
1).
80;
Parent
lOrade
2i.
SB:
Jane
lintUled,
Mended
and
Hut
lied
in
Scotland
i.ialenta
St)1
uo,
JOHN
WALKER
ft
SONS
LTD.
Scorch
Whisky
Dislillert
'
KILMARNOCK,
SCOTIANO
Down
payments
as
low
as
$12.50
Sheppard
(Grade
3.
81;
Robert
Anderson
(Grade
3,
83;
Thomas!
Harding
(Orade
8.
86;
Kathleen!
Thaln
(Grade
31,
86.
j
I'UNO
Al
.
OKIHW
KVSl
tllll
K
Mike
Col
Usui's
Accord
Ian
Band
!
llKXTJOB
Lrtinfi
actors,
Edward
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
10,
Stone
Bulldir.g
fhono
Blue
593
1
Monthly
payments
as
low
as
$3.75
You
gan
hold
your
selection
with
a
small
deposit.
UNDERWOOD
PORTABLES
ALSO
ON
DISPLAY
as
Dan
a
jailor,
and
Smith
as
an
attendant,
I
an
excellent
job
of
act-
Tills
advertisement
la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
ot
British
Columbia.
Verlie
footer,
drama
ad-
i
,r,
gave
all
this
praise,
ood
deal
of
constructive
!i
to
the
Hazelton
group.
Entirely
New
piano
accordion
ensemble,
12
children
and
12
accordions,
started
the
session
of
the
festival
li
a
novel
way.
They
played
"Whispering
Hope"
and
"A!
Frangesa,"
for
which
they
won
praise
from
the
adjudicator
and
acclaim
from
the
audience.
Mrs.
Wood
complimented
Mike
Colussi,
leader
of
the
accordion
band,
on
his
skillful
work.
She
said
the
piano
accordion
is
a
very
good
means
of
musical
expression,
when
in
the
hands
of
the
right
person,
arid
in
this
case,
it
is
.in
the
capable
hands
of
a
leader
who
knows
what
he
is
doing
and
is
doing
It
with
discretion.
The
effect
of
this
band
was
soothing
and
artistic.
She
advised
them
to
dig
a
bit
deeper
into
the
better
music.
There
were
a
series
of
piano
solos
by
Russian
composers.
Mrs.
Wood
said
Russian
music
la
different
than
our
music,
because
it
Is
in
a
minor
key.
"When
we
are
sad
we
are
In
a
minor
key,
but
when
the
Russians
are
happy
they
are
in
a
minor
key.
That
is
why
their
music
always
sounds
a
little
dark
and
sad
to
us."
Highest
mark
in
and
see
Whispering
Hope
84.
A
I
Prange
84.
I'UNOI'OHTK
KOI.O
KiivmIii.i
'ininerK
(Under
16(
Carol
Nelann
80,
Elizabeth
Jonea
83.
Roberta
Reld
84.
Delia
Halg
81.
Kuwdan
'omHiMerfl
(Under
17)
Margaret
Johnson
77.
Elaine
Chrla-tnon
83,
Sylvia
Helland
82.
Ri.Millin
CompiiierK
(Under
18)
Oeorge
Henry
81.
HOi.
I.N'IN1
Gallya
and
Gladys
Grlmolfon
(tap
dancing),
85;
Sandra
Skinner
(Irish
Lilt
)
.
80;
Judith
Bird
(Highland
Fllngl.
83;
Bherrll
Cook
(Ballet).
81;
Dlanna
Pierce
(Ballet).
83.
VIOLIN
IH'KT
(Under
13)
Alan
Sleber
and
Peter
Pladset
77.
IIA
IN(I
;ki
l
First
Prince
Rupert
Olrl
Guide
Oroup
84.
IMAVOKOHTR
Bnell
Keetlo.l
Mrs.
N.
Thompson
80.
Olive
Strand
88,
George
Henry
81.
Kmiatlna
Hectlon
Ellen
Roper
88.
mazed,
she
said,
"at
the
ndard
set
throughout
the
suggested
that
these
irtors
could
all
Improve
ming
to
pick
up
cues
and
remember
to
face
i.dience
while
speaking,
joter
said
many
young
begun
stage
careers
role
of
Dyke.
The
play
ertrd
by
Mrs.
Doreen
GENUINE
J
no!
SEWS
hM
DAMS
j
MINDS
JL.
...
fcf...
It
Mini
liln
i
T-"a,
r
KIHON
SOLOS
II
for
yourself!
intermission
between
i
f
f
is
very
enjoyably
filled
iccordion
soloists,
Sandra
r.d
Stella
Chaprun,
both
of
Mike
Colussi.
Mrs.
i'i
her
aiI,iKlicatlon
gaVe
thi
ffrn.in
Uai
nhtolnarf
ku
Tin
g
,
flnc.0,,rtte,me2t
t0
berto
Held
with
84.,
Thf
Anther
verv
"right
and
color-
,
ed
t
n
-n
Zl
MrS'
'
fu!
ltem
n
the
Peram
was
solo
l
It
could
nnlrt
have
been
better
irt0nM
w
tZ-
,.....
...,.
XES,
a
free
sample
of
Arborite
with
descriptive,
informative
literature
will
be
sent
to
you
without
charge
or
obligation
if
you
fill
out
and
send
in
this
'
coupon.
'
j
You
owe
it
to
yourself
to
your
home
to
find
ocit
more
about
Arborite,
the
famous,
modern
surfacing
material
lor
kitchen
counters
and
splashbacks,
dadoes
and
full
walls."
"i
Mail
this
coupon
today!
if
.
,
.-
V
Sandra's
rendition
of
Wood
and
Verlle
Cooter
Joined
in
i
G
by
Beethoven
had,'
to
adJudVcate
this
number
rformance
appeal'
and
i
the
results
are:
The
tap
dancing
lesson
in
rhythm.'
said
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team
had
good
foot
work,
grace
,
k
,
.
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,uu
",r
!
and
charm;
when
dancing
to
re-better
music.
'member
that
every
part
of
one
Till:
SHOW
dances.
Socks
Expertly
Darned
in
3
Minutes
...
Elna
monograms,
embroiders,
sews
backward
and
forward
and
in
EVERY
DIRECTION
.
.
.
Sews
every-
thing
from
lace
to
leather.
.Elna
is
full-sized,
yet
stores
away
in
a
small
space
...
No
vibration
...
so
easy
to
use.
t&t
':
if
THE
ARBORITE
COMPANY
LIMITED
Dept.
b-16
Montreal
32,
Que.
Knave
ot
Hearts"
stole
ts-and
the
show,
too.
Hootli
Memorial
Junior
Opposition
Killed
Bill
"A-
The
Rolston
formula
on
education
was
vetoed
by
the
combined
opposition
because
it
demonstrated
the
ability
of
the
government
to
deal
with
rising
school
costs.
The
Social
Credit
plan
would
have
paid
m
u
n
i
c
i
polities
and
school
boards
$4,-600,000
more
than
they
got
last
year
from
school
and
sales
tax
grants,
and
paid
82
per
cent
of
school
operating
costs
for
'1953
over
the
previous
year.
Don't
be
misled.
Mark
your
ballot
first
choice.
huol
presented
the,
play
name.
The
gay
costumes
ropet
calls
added
to
the
Name.,
'
of
fantasy.
Address.,..
Our
demonstrator
will
be
happy
to
arrange
a
demonstration
in
your
home.
Phone
McRae
Bros,
now
and
ask
for
our
demonstrator
Only
$20OO
Down
$2-50
Per
Week
City
and
Province.,
The
Highland
Fling
had
toes
well
pointed,
dancing
had
charm,
turns
had
grace.
The
command
of
the
feet
were
better
than
that
of
the
arms,
in
this
dance.
Another
dancing
group,
the
First
Prince
Rupert
Girl
Guide
Group,
received
praise
for
their
rhvthm
and
grace,
although
they
needed
more
sweep
of
gesture.
She
advised
them
to
study
more
folk
dances,
for
their
own
pleasure.
The
pianoforte
Bach
section
(open
l
charmed
Mary
Wood.
Her
first
love
is
"Bach."
She
said
In
order
to
play
Bach;
one
should
have
a
sense
of
the
spiritual
and
a
very
delicate
touch,
Sensitive
to
the
feeling
of
the
composer.
She
felt
Olive
Strand
possessed
these
rare
gifts.
The
afternoon
closed
with
a
piano
solo
by
Ellen
Roper
in
the
8onat!na
section.
Mrs.
Wood
uavidson,
as
the
King,
r
lines
with
good
enun-'
and
conviction.
Mrs.
Itlt
that
long
speeches
ik.
but
the
general
tone
art
was
good.
Violetta,
played
by
Susie
m
given
criticism
for
"'ity
to
cry
convincingly
4Ee.
However,
thejal
'
fnrouraged
her1
to
keep
"'cause
.she
has
a
clear,
''
and
KoikI
acting
"cup
of
the
play,
the
Hearts,
was
very
well
"tinned
on
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4)
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mm
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CREDIT
I
Asm
Philpoll,
Evitt
&
Co.,
Ltd.
ead
ers
said
Ellen
played
with
good
understanding
and
fluency.
Marks
obtotned
by
competitors
:
I'lWOKORTR
SOI.O
(Under
11)
On
11
Dnvldson
75.
Lois
Antrobus
14.
SftiMlrn
Currle
79.
Judy
Fossum
83.
Nora
Low
Man
76.
Donald
Mac-
I'mber
KiNSMEN
Kin.
This
advrrtisrment
Is
Issued
by
tho
British
polumbin
Social
Credit
Cain-
,
pnign
Commit
1p.
,
The
Coastmaster
transmits
on
five
bands
with
a
power
of
35
watts
...
its
new
Marinemaster
receiver
is
the
finest
available.
Positive
24-hour
stand-by
caoacity
is-'
Phone
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900
2nd
Ave.
West
PORTS
DAY,
Acropolis
v
'8,
1
n,m.
(
mi
Arthur
Lainir
at
llkani
I
Legion
Auditorium.
'I
v
ilonsld
79,
Jill
Welse
78,
Laurie
Fauiiht
81.
Joanne
Murray
77.
Wanria
Havdale
78.
Kathleen
Saunders
76.
Ronnie
Roberts
82.
IIIORAI.
HPKAKINO
Conrad
Street
School
(Grade
3).
87:
Borden
Street
School
(Grade
3).
r;
King
Edward
School
(Grade
1),
85.
wryone
welcome.
(108)
of
Citizenship
Coun-""V
night,
at
Civic
Pen.
100
Wool
bannockburn
tweed
;ut've
at7;
30
p.m.;
gen-
.
(109)
f
JOn
KIDDIES,"
May
ensured,
drawing
a
minimum
of
214
amps
from
a
1
2-
or
32-volt
source.
Recommended
for
long-distance
calls.
Priced
complete
with
C
A
A
A
C
A
power
supply
$444.jU
i
(Installation
Extra)
Ten
watt
ship-to-ship
transmitter
with
Dynamotor
power
supply.
Recommended
.
for
distances
ud
to
100
miles
.
.
.
ideally
suited
for
small
boat
installation.
Priced
complete
with
Cl0
PAt
power
supply
JMO.JII
(Installation
Extra)
,:"
Separate
Marine
Band
Receivers
for
use
with
the
above
ten-watt
transmitter
are
available'at
extremelv'
low
prices
.
.
.
see
these
battery-operated
sets
selling
at
venire.
Four
Dukes
Or-Dancing
0
to
2.
Ad-ii.oo
pPr
person.
(113)
'
forcrt.
J0
J
A'KTIN
A-40
Sedan
1
nthlthe.Co-P
Bery.
"
1
MI
nilf
nnmilnt.
DOIHIK
'48
All
cookies
a
Prlcos-
(106)
FAMOUS
FOR
COMFORT
AND
LONG
WEAR
trn
ACXTIN
A-IH
"u
Netluil
&f!,aMbut
fishermen
f"ls
of
large,
fresh
rvm
..
$750
$1375
$10Q0
$330
$930
$1100
..
$395
oq
iirnsos
OJ
Neiliiu
'iS
rHKVKOl.KT
'lc,
l"anel
.
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A-40
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